People might think that bisexual folks have it all because their options are technically more open. But when they choose a partner of the opposite sex, how does that affect their place in the queer community? That’s the conundrum explored in this comedic play by L.A.’s India Kotis, directed by Will Gibson Douglas. Faye (Kelsey Mazak) is about to marry a man she loves, but part of her wishes he were a woman. Find out how Faye approaches her nuptials while exploring how who she loves affects how other people see her in this play they swear is funnier than it sounds. A special champagne opening pops off Friday with a reception following the performance. – Kat McNevins
